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by JonAtkinson 14y ago
I'm not totally sure if this is relevant to the original post, but I think Unity also offer a browser plugin which, I assume, can be used interchangeably with the Flash export.
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by JonAtkinson 14y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER, UK, remote welcomed. I'm Tech Director at FARM Digital. We're a digital agency based in the UK, but the right person can work remotely from anywhere. We're looking for a PHP freelancer who is confident using Symfony. The
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by JonAtkinson 14y ago
FARM Digital, North West UK, or remote. We're looking for a Django developer: http://www.djangojobs.org/developers/django-developer--farm-...
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by JonAtkinson 14y ago
There is an option to toggle the toolbar in the menu: View > Toolbar
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by JonAtkinson 14y ago
As far as I can tell, the changes from IDEA 12 are already making their way into the EAP builds of the subordinate IDEs. Certainly it seemed that way from the most recent PyCharm EAP announcement: http://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2012/12/
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by JonAtkinson 14y ago
I use PyCharm (which is essentially the same product). I love the IDE features, and it's possible to build a far less cluttered workspace. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/C6Uq6.png
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by JonAtkinson 14y ago
The first line of this post mentions: "Phusion Passenger is an Apache and Nginx module for deploying Ruby and Python web applications." ... yet I can't see any further mention of Python support in any of the linked roadmap posts, or on htt
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by JonAtkinson 14y ago
> the ad-blocking and anti-tracking tools work better on Firefox Cite, please.
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
I don't see why the irresponsible maintainership of PIL should reflect badly on Python 3. Pillow is a fork of PIL which was created to address some of these problems: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Pillow#why-a-fork
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
Can you provide any links or sources which support this? I'm genuinely interested in how the Fedora people are tackling such a problem.
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
I've followed uWSGI development on and off for a little while, but I never knew about Emperor. I've been looking for something similar for a while. Thanks a lot for your work!
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Hack Manchester announced - a 24 hour hackday in Manchester, UK(hackmanchester.com)
9 points by JonAtkinson 15y ago|1 comments
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
Their homepage says they support AppleTV; has anyone had any success in updating their device to work with Netflix? My AppleTV 2 is currently updating, but I'm told it'll take 346 hours to complete the update.
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
We do have a company Minecraft server!
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
I should probably clarify; with one exception, all of our current team are salaried employees of our limited company, and we pay their NI etc. Our contracts have the usual non-compete for 12 months after ending employment stuff in there, bu
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
It probably is a cultural difference. I think in the last year or so we have maybe lost a couple of potential customers because we use a distributed team, but it's not been a major problem. For us, our specific geography is also a factor; m
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
It's a problem which we're mainly trying to solve with visibility. We have a HipChat bot (which shares commit messages, Jenkins feedback etc), and we're considering having it just post "What are you working on" into the group chatroom once
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
jon@testled.com
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
I'm an employer. Quick background: We're a small Django consultancy/web app development company based in the UK. 7 people, all remote, split as three developers, one frontend dev, one designer, one sales, one administrator. I'm a developer/
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
Audiogalaxy is a startup ? Haven't you guys been going for, well, surely more than a decade?
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
I don't understand why people don't reject their employment contracts when they include this sort of dumb shit. An employment contract is a negotiation.
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
This is very location-specific, but if you're in the north of the UK, the Geekup ( http://geekup.org/ ) network has been invaluable. It's a loose-knit group of groups, which usually meet in pubs and hold a few tech talks. The Geekup templat
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
Ignoring the completely unnecessary headline, I still think that this highlights the naivety prevalent among geeks in business. Despite how your bank may appears in their own adverts (and this applies to all banks in the UK, as far as I can
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER (Remote working not a problem) We're looking for Django developers, copywriters, and front-end developers (we're big fans of responsive design and rich apps. Backbone.js, jQuery, experience with the PhoneGap API's are a p
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
I've been looking forward to this launch for a while. I've used Bytemark for about five years now (I've got a couple of dedicated servers and a few VPS's), and their technical support is second-to-none. I'm looking to implement my own priva
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
http://depts.washington.edu/aimgroup/proj/dollar/
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
Thanks, Rob. We were all running a script on our machines to screengrab each minute; we're going to compose them into a time-lapse movie at some point, so you can see how it all came together in such a short period of time. I'll tweet you t
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
We didn't have an iOS5 device to test it with (to be honest, testing was somewhat constrained by the time!), so what are you seeing? Mismatched shapes or just general touch problems?
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by JonAtkinson 15y ago
Clickable: http://www.barebonesapp.com
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Show HN: Barebones, a minimal wireframe app for iPad, built in 24 hours.
14 points by JonAtkinson 15y ago|12 comments

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